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Living Like Your "Friends"
Instead of emulating folks with a similar income, people are taking their consumption cues
from television characters (how do those under-employed women on "Friends" afford that
great apartment?) relatives, friends and co-workers whose income often far exceeds their
own. In a culture that seems to worship wealth and celebrity, this can get expensive. The
bottom line, according to Schor, is that "who you choose as a reference group affects how
you
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